[quentinpotgieter]

Okay great, so all I really had to do is declare the variables first. So in future for everybody else, here is my solution:

<?php //parent variables
	$parent = get_post($post->post_parent);
	$parent_title = get_the_title($parent);
	$grandparent = $parent->post_parent;
	$grandparent_title = get_the_title($grandparent);?>
<div id="a-<?php echo $grandparent_title; ?>">

Thank you very much Rob for your guidance.

[quentinpotgieter]

Thank you, that still only result in Air Sports

[quentinpotgieter]

Hi, any suggestions?

[quentinpotgieter]

Awesome. I understand completely. It is such an easy “must have” php101, but I do not do a lot of these kind of things and really appreciate your assistance. All I need to do now is get the css linked.

Awesome thank you.

[quentinpotgieter]

Basically i have various forums:
1. Forum
2. Classifieds
3. Volunteers
4. Sponsors

I need to show the user their topics separately:
1. Forum – Your topics
2. Classifieds – Your Ads
3. Volunteers – Your Opportunities
4. Sponsors – Your Opportunities

I will use css to achieve hiding unneeded forum id’s, but need to create a page template to return all the user’s topics.

[quentinpotgieter]

My apology, thank you for your response. I need to use the loop in the user-topics-created.php that shows the user’s created topics within my own page template with the header and footer. I need to make different page templates that will be exactly the same, but using css show/hide different forum categories.

Do you need a link to the site in example?

Is it possible to create my own page template to loop the user’s created topics?

I will be more patient to your response, but looking for a solution before end of Monday if possible.

Thank you.

[quentinpotgieter]

Can someone please assist me.